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Fringe Bites: Making People Laugh
12:52|In the final episode of Fringe Bites, Chloé Nelkin chats to Kitty McNeil from the Guinness World Record-breaking NewsRevue and Jack Michael Stacey from The Librarians: A Very Serious Comedy! about finding humour in politics, tackling serious issues through comedy and why laughter can help us make sense of the world.
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Fringe Bites: Reinventing Classical Music
12:18|In Episode 3 of Fringe Bites, Chloé Nelkin chats to Ciaran Frame from Concerts of the Future and Sonja Schebeck, director of Tale of the Firebird, about bringing classical music together with virtual reality and circus, challenging traditional perceptions and creating exciting new experiences for Fringe audiences.
Fringe Bites: Couples at the Fringe
12:55|In Episode 2 of Fringe Bites, Chloé Nelkin chats to Naomi Snieckus from Big Stuff and Charlotte Mooney from Ockham’s Razor’s Collaborator about the joys, challenges and chaos of making a Fringe show with your spouse!
Fringe Bites: Making a New Musical
11:30|In Episode 1 of this years Fringe Bites, Chloé chats to Grace O’Keefe (An A to Z Guide to Dating) and Kluane Saunders (Remember Remember!) about creating brand new musicals, writing for the stage, and taking new work to the Fringe. Listen now, live from Edinburgh Fringe!
10. Rewriting the Score: Musicals For Today
43:33||Season 4, Ep. 10In this episode of The Pink Podcast, Chloé Nelkin is joined by Olivier Award-winning writer and performer Maimuna Memon and acclaimed composer Finn Anderson to explore the future of musical theatre. Together, they discuss breaking the rules of the genre, finding inspiration, creating original work, and why today's musicals are more personal, innovative and relevant than ever.
9. Facing Fear: Horror in Live Theatre
26:23||Season 4, Ep. 9
8. Theatres Greatest Villains
26:20||Season 4, Ep. 8Why do theatre's greatest villains often steal the show?In this episode of The Pink Podcast, Chloé Nelkin is joined by Zachary James (Hadestown) and Sarah Ingram (Wicked) to explore what makes a truly unforgettable stage villain. Together, they discuss the complexity of playing iconic antagonists, the humanity behind characters like Hades and Madame Morrible, and why audiences are often drawn to those they're supposed to fear. From power and manipulation to morality and redemption, this episode takes a closer look at the roles that continue to captivate theatre audiences around the world.